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Throughout the Middle Ages most of populated
Britain suffered sweeping ravages of disease and pestilence; individually
and collectively these epidemics were referred to as the plague. Examination
of the Leicestershire town of Loughborough's Parish Register 1,
reveals valuable statistical data, particularly in respect to burials after
1538. The History and Antiquities of the County of Leicester, Vol III part
II, by J Nichols 2, offers an insight into
some of the social effects of the plague. Using these and other sources,
an attempt to investigate the local myths and legends has been undertaken.
Furthermore, other issues, such as what was the Plague and how it did spread,
are addressed.
Pragues-Hotels
Czechpoint
Corporate Prague
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